Split

In a quiet, modern city where the ordinary rhythms of daily life mask undercurrents of unease, a fragile equilibrium hides a deeper, unsettling complexity. The world feels both familiar and slightly off‑kilter, bathed in a muted palette that hints at something lurking just beyond perception. This setting becomes a pressure cooker for the characters who wander its streets, each carrying their own hidden tensions that simmer beneath polite conversation.

Kevin is a charismatic yet enigmatic figure, quietly managed by his therapist, Dr. Fletcher. For years he has lived with a constellation of twenty‑three distinct personalities, each with its own voice and quirks, forming a fragile tapestry of identity that he and his doctor have learned to navigate. Their routine is disrupted when an unfamiliar, more dangerous facet begins to surface, threatening the delicate balance they have painstakingly maintained.

Enter Casey, a pragmatic young woman thrust into an uncomfortable social circle that includes her classmate Claire and their friend Marcia. Their uneasy bond is tested when circumstances draw them into Kevin’s orbit, setting the stage for a tense interplay of trust, curiosity, and fear. As the trio confronts the enigma of Kevin’s mind, their interactions oscillate between uneasy camaraderie and a growing sense of dread, each moment layered with psychological intrigue.

The film’s tone is a brooding blend of suspense and psychological horror, where ordinary environments become claustrophobic chambers of the mind. Shadows linger in hallways, silence is punctuated by whispered internal dialogues, and the audience is invited to linger on the unsettling question of what truly lies behind a fractured psyche. All the while, the characters grapple with their own perceptions of reality, hinting at a looming confrontation that could reshape their understanding of self and survival.

Last Updated: August 10, 2025 at 03:30